La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 9

Valley News Utt (jkltttfo lEltattttg bW General News
VOLUME xxv.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11), 15)27
NUMBER fi
Over The Valley
Mabel i:. Morton, Valley Nous Xulitor
keeping till tin- farmers satisfied.
Jjtlertalns School ('hildmt
Mrs. CJt'orK'v South, of Medleal
Springs, entertained the ehildreii
of tin- lliree hi hoot districts, I'ow
tl.r lllvi'r, Hit,' 'reek and The
I'ark. Tin-wiay at u lovely picnic
party In the prove at Med teal
Sprint;. Mm. South, who Is trie
district clerk, hud Tor lor Kuents
ubout flity children v. ho were
spend idly entertained w ith games
uf various kind. Individual lunch
en oaeked in ice cream huekc I h
wero served by Mrs. Mouth.
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yim llonu' on Visit
(jordou Mills arrived home
Tuesday from l.oa Angeles. 'allf
oriiiu, and is having u Milliliter va
cation at the lioiue of his parents
"dr. and Mrs. J. K. Mills of rove,
(.lordoit is attending the OiTident,
a private sellout at l.os Angeles.
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VMthig nt Will low a
Mrs. Hudson K lc) of Medical
Springs went to I .a lie Wallowa
Wednesday where she has linen
Hpeiiding a few dayt. While there
she is the guest ot MisM liehKe
Huh n tn ku m p, of l.a (1 ramie, who
1h having Iier vacation at thu lake.
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Nltlntf Itcliithos
M rs. l.ois Kelder of Idaho and
her niol lier, Mrs. Mury Jamison
uf l.a Grande are visiting friend
and relatives in the J tig Creek
country. 1
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Out it's Iidiii Ixjs Angeles
A. H. I'rowell, of l,os AngelrH,
Oil., Is spending a, lew weeks ut
Medical Springs.
IHiie Ml. Meet lug
Th llluo Mountain (Grange at
Ihu regular meeting on August
2alh. will discuss the telephone
situation in response to a question
naire being sent out by the com
mittee, appointed by the governor,
to investigate thf telephone situ
ation in Oregon. The endorsement
of State Master Uomk, for director
at largo of the Federal Kami
Loan, and the uucsilun of a week
ly Orange paper, also the raising
of State (J range dins to provide
fur a special legislative fund wili
be discussed. Mrs. Frank Wright
of Alicel, will have charge of the
uurprine feature for this meeting.
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To start Itoys Camp
J. II. Price, ussistant principal
of the hich school ut Cove, Is pro
gressing very nicely with his plnus
( lor a Hoys' Summer Camp Uhleh
he expects to be reiidy to open on
Ihu first uf next July. Mr. l'rlee
Hue Stale l air .
Word comes from Salt in. that
every indication Is of one of the
biggest fairs ever held, this being
the Cuth annual fair, and the dale
September 26lh. The udvanced I of
registry of exhibits of livestock has . to
Schroeders Erect Beautiful New
Country Home Near Island City
Mr. and Mrs. John
Island City, have e
he proud of llieir
Srhroeder, porch. A large kitchen, such as is
ery reason 1 required tn a country homo, two
wonderful, I airy and light bedrooms, a balh
some time ago came into . pusjk-s-sion
of an Ku-acre tract on Mill
Creek just abovu the I'ower 1'lunt
at Cove. He has spent his sum
mer in doing considerable prelim
inary work for u private, camp for
boys, which he has been planning
for. for years. The foundation has
been completed for an amusement
hall, which will be the. first build
ing erected. There will be accom
modations for 5(i boys, and already
some reservations have been made
for the opening season. The camp
will be opened two months during
the Hii miner. The program will
include all t hose feat ores which
usually go to make up the routine
of such au enterprise and there
wilt be some unusual features as
well., Mr. l'rlee has installed a S
horse-power electric plant using
the water for power, and has his
place brilliantly lighted up.
ScJhmiI Opens the 5lli
Superintendent Kalph Morgan
of the Imliter Public school an
nounces I hat the school year w ill
open on Monday, September tith.
On that day, ' being Jjthor lay.
the annual taeh'-r meeting will
be held, and school will start in
earnest on Tuesday the til h. Since
regisl ration in the high school was
attended to last spring, that pre
liminary detail will not be neces
sary this fall, excepting .In the
cases of those new In this district
or who did not register last spring.
There are but two change! in th
school faculty Oils year Miss Cool
succeeds Miss Kva J ed better, who
has taught In the system for three
years and Miss Turner succeeds
HI 1 83 Kosewall. Then- will b t
some new courses offered this
year, among them being the sub
ject of cooking in the home econ
omics department. New .equipment I
for this course has been Installed.
The complete teaching force tor
the year is as follows superin
tendent, Mr. Morgan. High school
faculty : Miss Cool. Knglish and
languages: Mnt. Allen, home econ
omics: Mr. Menegat. science ami
athletica: Mr. Morgan, Suiith
Hnghe agriculture subjects, (trade
school: Miss Turner. 7th and sth
grades: Miss Nielsen, fih and tilh
grades; Miss DeLup, :trd and 4th
grades and Miss Huxter, 1st and
2nd grades. j
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Mmllxal Spring
.Mrs. J. I-:. UordiTH, of Wist
bunun, InUtiiim, Ih utklns trciit-nu-nls
for rheumatism nt Mftilrnl
HprinuH. . . ". .1. A. Hull. I ho wntir
distributor in busy tlu-w lry ilays'
already exhausted all neeollimoda- hew eounii-y home. I he location,
tloliH. Olio laruo lent lias already the home Itsell and tin I'urnlshillKS
hern arranged ror to houne
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Your Store
We arc not altogether in order yet, but vc
want you to conic in and get acquainted. The
store is yours to look around in. If you sec a
shoe you like, feel free to go back and try it
on. Of course you will always find us glad to
help you in every way we can' when you want
help . . . but always bear this in mind that the
lower cost of operating our way means saving
to you.
A Few of Our Regular Values
BOY'S Bib Overalls, ages G to 10 700
Ages 10 to 1G S9-
BOYS' Slip-on Sweaters, attractive pat
terns, ages 6 to 12 0S
WOMEN'S Arch Support, two-button
Slippers in black kid a good arch
and heel fitter.: $3.98
WOMEN'S Patent Strap Slippers with
Cuban or low heels $2,98
MEN'S Heavy Outing Bals $1.S9
MEN'S tan calfskin, welt, Dress Oxfords $2.9S
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Men's Dress Sox in varied color combin
ations -
Men's Leather-faced Canvius Gloves, with
or without gauntlet...
Ladies' Canvas Oxfords, b r o w n and
white, values to $1.50 0S-
Children's White Canvas Slippers, leath
er soles, sizes 7 to 101!;
ISETTER SHOES FOR LESS
the
overt low uml tt is nulietpated that
Jhu or two nioro will lit; neces
sary. In tin ton litter contest for
swine ttitrr un; ulrvaOy It t'litrirs,
iniikinc ntH't'saury a complrti' n-HrrniiKi-nu'nt.
Clifford Conrad of
linhirr lias a litter uf Cluster
Whites which he will exhihit in
this crnuh. The early applieatiou
for aceoiuinotlatioiis for dairy
herds in also unusuully lare. In
the sheep show there, are to he
several exhibitors from Canada.
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Two Slilfl.s on Job
Tlitm are t w o tt-n-liour sliifls,
a nicht and day shift, on the ruatl
iiitjirovenient job on Cal Inline
ereeU. The nlcht foree works hy
Khl furnislu'd from u Delco n
Iimii w hit h hna been Installed.
When coinpleled Hie .six mile
Htretch which in bcimr Improved,
will have a bed of elht inehrs of
eriiMht'd roek on Uh surface.
(iranue Day
OraiiKo Uay in trecou is 1 be
() tubi-r I'.th and will be eelebrat
rd in the crancs all over the
state. A full program of work
and special meetings will be ar
ranged for at the County ('.range
meeting at Medical Springs on
Sept. 24 tli. Kvery moniber of the
lira age in Oregon is expected to
donate thai day to work for the
range,, either 111 assisting ln get
ting reinstated or new mem hers,
Improving Orange hull, grounds,
or community iirojeet work and it
is expected that close to a thou
sand members will be added to the
membership in (he state that day
as considerable rivalry Is already
being manifested by the different
Oranges.
To ljilarr arelHMiM
II. H. Wt-al herspoon, apple ex
pert of Klgin. plans to begin soon
the erection uf an addition to his
wa rehouse nt Kin In. All addition
115x50 feet will be made to the
prcswit building, which is fiiix-"0
feel. The gathering of the apples
will begin in a Utile over a month
now and the fruit will be stored
In I he warehouse and packed
there, the packing to continue un
til well after the first or the year.
Around Itil car loads have already
been sold for exportation.
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Slxtitii Ntaudnrd School.1
According to the last report of
( 'ounty Huperlntendcut.xiX.JUiliuuliv
1-;. A. Say re, t here are In t niou
couniy some Hi standard schools.
Standardization Is based on a num
ber of things, including 1 he condi
tion and equipment of the school
house and grounds, the prepara
tion of the teacher, the average at
tendance etc. The report also
showed dally attendance through
out the county was Wl.ti per cent.
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Inl.ing OIT Honey
Mr. liotlins, the bee man of Itn
bler, has been taking iff some oT
his honey t his last Week. It Is
4 I a very splendid iallty. All of
hom y for this season was sndd by
Mr. Rollins some time, ago.
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I Eiilit Yields IM
Kay .(irieiicr's bumper yield of
t!ii bushels of lildil wheat to thi
ne re seems to be the top yield re
ported so far this season In tills
county. This variety of wheat is
tee Mime w hlch is grown exten
sively over In the Walla Walla
section and which reported yields
of above (Pi bushels this year
also.
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Male Grange I.c'l nrer l Coming
Mrs. Minnie K. Horn), lecturer
or the Oregon Stale Orange wili
lsil the granges of Kiistern Ore
gon tin- hist of Sepletnber ami the
lirst or October. The first me.-l-Ing
will be with the t niou County
Pomona Orange at Miilnnl
Sprinus on September iMIh. The
next week will be spent with the
granges of Ma ker a fid Wallow a
enmities, dedicating the New
Promise di ailk'c hall the laller
p.iri of the w ei-k, - and attending
I he Dry l-'ork Orange in Morrow
on September ;;aili. Morrow Pom
ona. Will be visited on October 1st
and the dedication of t ! Ilheu
Creek hall at llj-ppncr will be on
I he second. The Sot lowing w eek
will tie spent In visiting granges
In I'tualilla county and to-r clos
ing meeting will be to attend Hie
I mat Ilia Pomona Orange meeting
at Cainas Prairie Orange of 1'kiah,
October 15th. There she will hold
a conference of the bet urcrs of
the roimly as well as speak on the
program of the open meeting.. On
S.'pi. illnt. Mrs. ltond will give the
fit ,st. of t he Orange piltgrains to
tie broadcast this yyar over sta
tion KOAC at ("orvallis. These
pi ok ran is are being given in io-opi-ra
l ion with the intension ser
vice or the college. Mrs. Ilond Is
a widely know n Orange h el on r,
and is also unite a well known
poet and writer.
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To Make Sei-orid In-pevtion
Prof O. U. Hyslop. or OAC.. pro
(essor of farm crops m expected tn
the county soon, and assisted l.v
county agent. Harry Avery, will
make the serend inspeehfin of the
potato fields for cer! IHeal ton. Mr.
HysN'p made his fiisl Insptelion
In July and th last tuspeei ion
wifl be lllilili' alter the spuds ate
Ml tile bin
such as would justify a little
pride on the part of the owners.
One reason, perhaps, is hecauso
ttie place stands as a monument to
hard work, good management and
careful planning. It Is another In
stance of w here a man has Htarted
at the bottom and worked up until i
while he may not be "monarch of I
all he surveys" he is at leant ttie I
with hot and cold running' water,
a long1 hull with various llnuu and
other mipply lionets, and an en
closed rear porch make up the rest
or the first floor. Sleeping rouuiH
are also on the second floor. The
basement has a large apple and
potato cellar, a l ine I nut closet, a
modern laundry room and ttie
furnace loom. Kl.ctriclty fur
nishes the light and power. The
water supply comes I rem a w ell
which Is spring-fed. it l splen
did lasting water and tin
has never been exhaust
though t he witter has be
generously. In Hine. tb.
about ttie, hnuye w ill !
scaped. A miniiitnte pond
1.1 ted by the' spring will
eluded in the plans for a
garden. -In meiit ioning I he I nr.
nlshing of the home, the wonder
ful new tut by grand piano which
supply occupied a Hpa'cloiiH comer in tho
d. al- i living room has recently been pur
ii used ! chased for the daughter . of tho ,
i;n u ! laniilv, , f ,
html- i' i rill of Mr. Sehroertfir's phteea
which Ik- :u; i iniiin lately to conOnf his
be in- eiioi'ii t,a grulit raising. fl has
lov-iy hi 'i r e.w hogs and eattl in the
p:et. b'jt.hii elimlmitHd these
Ki initially and followed . the olio
l pe of fiirnitng. v - If-
owner of a beautiful homo on
comfortable acreage and also of
two good si.ed farms itl one of the
richest sections of the county.
First as to situation. The new
home, m which .Mr. and M rn.
Sehroeib r built last year Is on
w hat is better know u as the old
Cuvines:' place, but which chiiih
into Mr. Sctiroeib-r's possession h
tew years ago. It lies just at the.
outskirts of Island City, adjoining
the section where the city school
is, and across ttie roan from the
l.a Orande Ooir and Country Club.
Here Mr. Sclioeder owns a tract of
an acres. A second farm consist
ing of UH) acres and a third, of
IMit acres, known as the old Mc
Coy farm are on the Cove murltet
road farther out ' In the country.
Itolh of these are under competent
management.
The new hoiiLe on the island
City place is a beautiful eight
room dwelling, of bungalow type
and of frame construction. It has
every modern convenience and hltM
built-in features almost to tin:
limit. On the first floor are a
large living and dining room open
ing out onto a fine screened In
What Doctors Say
About' Smoking- and.
Throat 'Protection:;
MBLER
PERSONALS
An advertisement based rmj
on the opinion of
9651 physicians
1MHI.KU (Special) -The Aluler
son sisters arrived here Thursday
morning from Hot Lake. They
w III visit about a week and t hen
they will leave wilft their mother
for Salt Lake City. I'tah. They
have been employed at Hot Lake
for the past five months.
Oerald Tuttle and son were vis
iting relatives and friends lie re this
week.
Mrs. Pat Mallard passed through
here Thursday morning en roulo
to Knlerprlse. Mr. Ballard had .
an accident last week and broke '
tils foot. 1
Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Howell are!
the proud parents of ;rn eight and
ofm-half pound Jiaby-i)oyhvn.-l.o I
lliem al Hie Orande Uoude hos
pital August 17. Mother am baby
are gelling along nieely.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kid or .
if La Orande, called on Ihclr
mot her. Mrs. Hannah He nil, last
Wednesday evening. '
Uay Nerval left lor Medlord lasl
Thursday. He recently uuderweul
an operation to relieve ulcers of
the slomaeh ami he is getting
along nicely,
M r. and Mrs. .1. M. P.urnaugh
were business visitors here Thuirt
day. Orant Tucker hud the misfor
tune Iti break his big toe this week.
Mrs. Orant Tucker and lit lie
girls are on I he sick list this week.
Lay Itlaiieharil. 1 he Kaleigh
man, waft transuding business
here tills week.
Mrs. John Shillings, and child
ren, of Wallowa, passed through
lure Thursday en route to La
Crumb on business.
A hot south wind struck this vi
cinity Thursday afternoon about
I o'eloek and the I licnnonn'l er
registered I'.'i in the shade. How
ever, clouds Foon appeared in the
hooii com i in-need to
went nyd It.
gel comer.
Mrs. C. C. Conrad was calling
on Irh-nds hen last Wednesday.
Mrs. Cap Tuttie and mother and
Mrs. J. L. Andrews motored to La
Oramh- Wednesday.
l.-u Ili.wl.-iU An.ln.iu: uml
daughter w ere visit ing re hit ives I
here Mill week, Jet- ho is in
La Orande.
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ISLAND CITY
1'jiRSON'ALS
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mot In-
Miss
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UeMS of the
Wttlllf over
Across From Iiohncnkump's
ISLAM! CITY f Si
Sarah I aoht ami he
Tnpekn. Kan., were v.
Lev. and Mrs, HuH K
Hie week end.
John Marks and family, of Kn
lerprlse, were visitors at the Kay
Marks home Monday.
Miss Kdith Mower, of La Orande,
is sp.-iiding ii few days with Miss
Mildred Wardell Hits week.
Mlvs Lola Martin, of Cove, vis
ited at Island i Mty yesterdiiy with
Miss Luth Itrown.
Mrs. Audrey Sellers has return
ed ((i her work at lleynolds store
after a short vacation.
Miss Lydta Prouty is taking her
vacation this week Miss Prouty Is
employed at the .1. C. penm-y store.
Mrs. (vl Prouty, of La Orande,
and h'T daughter. Ida Maty, vis
ited M t s C. C. Prouty Thursday.
The island 'lty Kpworth League
business meeting will be held nt
the piiisunage Friday evening. H
is being hetd one week earlier
'ban osia! tn order that the Lev.
Mr. Walli. who will be away next
W ee(, m, i y attend,
"Can I really smoke without irritating
my throat, even if ny throat is un
usually sensitive, anil even if I smoke
ns much as I please?"
A number of physician:;, m.-iny of them
badm; physicians, in various parts
of the United Slates, were recently
asked these two uestions:
Qlln yotirjudi'irtentii thn hml (rail or toast
ing, process applied to tobar.r.in;ijrnvh-rily r..'l
rind cured, likely to free thu cigarette tror.i irrita
tion to th? throat? '
Mary Lewis,
Famous
Metropolitan Star,
writes :
"Ficcausi! they never irtitato
iIk; throat iind because of
tlvir liwr flavor, Lucky Strikes
are my favorite and of all
whoso voices are precious."
9fi51 doctors answered this question "YKS".
Q 2 Do you think from your r.xpnrinnor. v.
STRIKE cifl'ircttes that they r.i
talinfc to sensitive or tender throat
' cidaret'.es, whatever the re.taon'.'
1
itii LUCKY
a hn:. irri
; Hian other
11,105 doctors unsvered tliis rjueslion "V
You have noticed i:i t!ic nevspupers .rut r i;i;:a.irirs tho
opinions of many whose voices must In m-iir.tained unim
paired opera singers, act irs and actress s, nu n prominent
in public life, radio announcers. These opinions c:": cwitirrncd
by the opinions of those w7io.se huineas ii. a to know.
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Woni'-ii
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Mty.s iiiii
I.-ill
Itelurt I'roni l It
Mrs. M.iry Smith,
few da s last w ek II
r- turned to her home
,pnnj,'H.
w ho Spe
u Klgin.
in M.
The Kt'tut
willing to t
women
II their i
has
Ileal
idtel,
Mind
iii.s lined lainoiis lashiou ere. '
l-'ttr t hal r
1-jM.e.l hair Is
asim, hIm- ;
If te tu stay.
It Is chai i r to lu-lp a man up. ;
hid in.! t piep him. While' there h;
a pi""p he never will I'miii to wtand ',
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